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Hi Chindu,
Please check this operation it may help you - CMPER.
Operation CMPER is a decision operation. You must therefore specify 'D'
as the rule type. CMPER compares two period specifications in three
different variants. The periods used in the comparison are the in-period
and for-period of the current payroll run.
As a result of the comparison, one of two signs '<', '>' or '=' is
entered in the variable key. The operation CMPER is only advisable for
regular payroll runs, not special runs.
The for-period is compared with the fixed values that you entered in
digits nn and nnnn.
o CMPER JJnn
The year of the for-period is compared with nn of the given year.
o CMPER MMnn
The period number of the for-period is compared with nn of the given
period number.
o CMPER nnnn
Year and period number of the for-period are compared with the
values entered in nnnn where the first two digits are for the year
and the last two digits represent the period number.
o CMPER MMB
The period number of the for-period is compared with the basic month
for the special payment in the Public Sector.
Variant 2: Comparing the for-period with the in-period
The for-period and the in-periods are compared.
o CMPERRJJ
The year of the for-period is compared with the year of the
in-period. See example 1.
o CMPERRVJ
The year of the for-period is compared with the previous year of the
in-period.
o CMPERRMM
The period number of the for-period is compared with the period
number of the in-period.
o Variante 3: Checking the In-Period
The in-period is compared with the fixed values that you enter in digits
nn.
o CMPERRJJnn
The year of the in-period is compared with nn of the given year.
o CMPERRVJnn
The previous year of the in-period is compared with nn of the given
year.
o CMPERRMMnn
The period number of the in-period is compared with nn of the given
period number. See example 2.
Regards,
Vijay
| | | ---------------Original Message---------------
From: Chindus
Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2011 9:20 AM
Subject: Reading payroll days in payroll schema
Hi,
I have a requirment to calculate daily rate of monthly salary based on calendar days. I know it can be done using TKSOLL. But while running offcycle using offcycle workbench, TKSOLL value is set to 1. So Is there any operation or function through which I can calculate the calendar days or number of days in a payroll period ?
As checked NUM=YCURPP can deliver payroll period but what I need is number of days.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Chindu |
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